Archi-TEXTS / An Unlikely Meeting / 1B Cultural History

In the Cultural History stream at Waterloo Architecture, students delve into reading, writing, and thinking about the cultural forces that shape architecture. We page through dense philosophical tomes in the short days between studio deadlines, and brood upon the imagery

Call for Submissions: Archi-TEXTS

Your Rome Manifesto? Poignant lines from the ICO play? Ruminations on architecture, penned for the final essay of an elective? We want to read them! Breathe new life into those forgotten manuscripts collecting metaphorical dust on your hard drive by

Call for Submissions: Archi-TEXTS

Your Rome Manifesto? Poignant lines from the ICO play? Ruminations on architecture, penned for the final essay of an elective? We want to read them! Breathe new life into those forgotten manuscripts collecting metaphorical dust on your hard drive by

May 15, 2014 / Graduate Work, Initiatives, Opportunities, Undergraduate Work, Work

RePost: Disappearing Gwangju in On Site Review

RePost (Regarding Exhibition Publication Opportunities) features ongoing work by Waterloo Architecture students, faculty, and alumni that has been exhibited, published, or presented in other venues. We welcome submissions at [email protected] This article was written during some of my travels between

RePost: Disappearing Gwangju in On Site Review

RePost (Regarding Exhibition Publication Opportunities) features ongoing work by Waterloo Architecture students, faculty, and alumni that has been exhibited, published, or presented in other venues. We welcome submissions at [email protected] This article was written during some of my travels between

May 15, 2014 / Graduate Work, Initiatives, RePost, Work

[Bridge] + UnCOVERED - Call for Program Proposal

UNCOVERED: Field Guide by F_RMlab – Thursday, July 11th @ 12:30pm in F_RMlab (Rm 2019)

‘Field Guide’ - Designing Interactive Components - an Uncovered Lecture by F_RMlab Thursday, July 11th @ 12:30pm in the F_RMlab (Rm 2019) Field Guide is an interactive installation composed of an intricate modular surface which is manipulated by an embedded

UNCOVERED: Unlocking the Aerial Perspective by David Schellingerhoudt – Thursday, July 4th @ 12:30pm in the MAIN LECTURE HALL

  ‘Unlocking the Aerial Perspective’ - an Uncovered Lecture by David Schellingerhoudt Thursday, July 4th @ 12:30pm in the MAIN LECTURE HALL I plan to give a two part presentation about my master’s thesis project ‘hack: reclaiming the commons’, focusing on the

UNCOVERED: Full Circle by John Hofstetter – Thursday, May 23rd @ 12:30pm in the WARD ROOM

FULL CIRCLE - an Uncovered Lecture by John Hofstetter Thursday, May 23rd @ 12:30pm in the WARD ROOM* John Hofstetter has a long-standing career in the visual arts. A graduate of the Fine Arts programme at the University of Waterloo,

“Clay, Craft Culture: Material Explorations at Grymsdyke Farm” by Samantha Oswald

Re:Post (Regarding Publication Opportunities Show and Tell) will be featuring ongoing work by Waterloo students who are presenting or exhibiting at conferences. The posts are intended to both communicate the research that UWSA students are presenting and describe the conference

bracket — [goes soft] @ Re:POST - February 7th